Wynne Walker Moskop Knihy

Examining Cicero's engagement with Hellenistic (Stoic, Epicurean, and sceptical) philosophy of religion (the 'science and religion debate') in his two dialogues, On the Nature of the Gods and On Divination, this book makes a major contribution towards a new, higher estimation of the Roman statesman Cicero's philosophical writings.

Exploring Jane Addams's impact as a social reformer, the book emphasizes her practices in addressing unequal economic relations and their significance in fostering political friendship. It contributes to an ongoing dialogue about her work, highlighting its relevance in contemporary discussions about social justice and equality.